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Vexatious Litigation: A Refreshing Message from Michigan

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By Prof Upendra Baxi Not too much of reflection and research have guided us in judicial sanctioning of egregious excesses of vexatious litigation. Most societies and legal cultures have enacted le...
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The Payments Conundrum

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The big talk about huge loans being given to this sector is no more than just that, big talk. It seems India has patience only for multi-billion dollar organisations and not for those who provide sustenance for most of the workforce of the country.
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Appointments and Impact

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The recent appointments to the apex court have come like a fresh breeze not only for those connected to the judiciary but also for citizens in general because every appointment in the top court has a direct impact on the justice delivery system.
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The Oil Bond Math

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The excruciating burden of high fuel prices on the common man continues unabated. The price of petrol and diesel has reached a record high in many cities of India. And the government has simply put the onus on the UPA dispensation.
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Instruments of Convenience

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By Rajbir Deswal Remember Vikas Dubey, who was killed in July 2020? A politician, criminal, don, gangster, murderer, land grabber, terrorist or a heartless monster? It may be recalled that a year ...
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Express Delivery in Parliament

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This year on the occasion of the 75th Independence Day celebrations held at the Supreme Court lawns, Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana lamented the “sorry state of affairs” of lawmaking and parliamentary debate in the country.
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India’s wait-and-watch Afghanistan card

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The terror bombings and killings around Kabul’s airport have once again focused world attention on the “sudden” American pull out. Actually, President Joe Biden’s “new” Afghanistan policy is old wine in new bottles.
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May Parliament Act as a Constituent Assembly?

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The apex court and the Gujarat High Court have stressed that federalism is an integral aspect of the BSEF doctrine and thereby saved it from the excesses of the amending power.
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RTE lens on minority-run schools

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The recommendation made by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights to bring all minority-run schools, including madrasas, under the purview of the Right to Education Act and the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan has generated much consternation and apprehension. What exactly are the issues?
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Reflecting the Soul of India

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Even as the collegium recommended nine names as judges to the apex court, there was none from minority communities. The Court should reflect the composite culture and constitutional values of the nation.
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